This 80’s Cruise Has Some Of The Best Bands From The Decade Booked

Its not until 2022 but you may want to book a room now.

HANDOUT Carnival Glory Arrives CAPE CANAVERAL, FL - JULY 11: (HANDOUT) Escorted by water-squirting tugs, the new Carnival Glory arrives July 11, 2003 in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Constructed in Monfalcone, Italy, at a cost of $500 million, the 952-foot liner is to be the largest ship sailing weekly Caribbean cruises from Central Florida. It can accommodate more than 3,000 guests and is the 19th ship in the fleet of Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines. Former astronaut Sally Ride is scheduled to christen the ship Monday, July 14. (Photo by Andy Newman/Carnival Cruise Lines/Getty Images) (ANDY NEWMAN/Getty Images)

The 80′s Cruise has been going strong for a few years now with the obvious exception of this year. And sadly it looks like it won’t happen in 2021 either, but they have already booked a stellar lineup for 2022.

Leaving from Port Canaveral and making stops in Nassau, St. Thomas, and St. Maarten, this “Ultimate 80′s Party” has 16 bands lined up so far.

Scheduled to appear so far are The Human League, 38 Special, Berlin featuring Terri Nunn, Belinda Carlisle, Morris Day and the Time, ABC, The Dire Straits Legacy (featuring 5 original DS members), Modern English, Jack Russell’s Great White, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, The Alarm, A Flock Of Seagulls, The Sugarhill Gang, John Parr, and Johnny Hates Jazz. Plus some of the original MTV VJ’s to host the whole shindig.

Plus its all inclusive so the eats and drinks are covered! There’s not many rooms left already, so if you got a few grand burning a hole in your pocket and a free week from March 5-12, 2022, then this looks like the floating party of the year.

Check out some highlights from last year’s cruise.